10 Tht Newi-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Thur., Feb. 23, 1961
Power Firms
Planning Vast
Electrical Lines
PORTLAND (AP) Two power
companies have announced plans
for construction of vast transmis
sion lines that will carry power
from two new dams, Wanapum
and Priest Kapids, on the Colum
bia River in Eastern Washington.
One ot the lines will be built over
the Cascades.
"Total cost of the transmission
program will be approximately
$25 million," the two firms, Pa
cific Power and Light Co. and
Portland General Electric Co.,
said in a news release.
When the dams are completed,
the two companies will get more
than one million kilowatts from
them. To carry that power, PGE
and PP&L will coordinate con
struction of new 230,000-volt lines.
Surveys and design work will
begin at once, with construction
expected to start early in 1962
and be finished by summer of
1963.
PP&L said I 230,000-volt line
carrying power from Priest Rap
ids into its Yakima County system
will he doubled in capacity, and
linked to the Wanapum project.
It will be extended to west of
Yakima and converge with PGE's
new line from Wanapum.
The two firms then will share
towers across 67 miles of the Cas
cades. "The two 230,000-volt circuits
will be hung on opposite sides of
the steel towers carrying the lines
across the mountains to the vicin
ity of PP&L's Yale and S.ft
hvdroelectric projects on the Up.
per Lewis River. At this point
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line will continue down the Lewis
River Valley to its Portland sys
tem. The PP&L circuit will ex
tend south and cross the Colum
bia River and connect fwilh its
system east of Portland,'7 the re
lease said.
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Garden Valley Club
Holds Candy Sale
By ADDII SCHNEIDER
The Garden Valley Women's
Club held a candy sale at their
recent meeting. Candy made prior
to the meeting was sold with all
money contributed to Diabetic Re
search. Wis. Kittle Winniford demon
strated making divinity during the
meeting.
The next meeting will convene at
10 a.m. and members will paint
in the kitchen and clean up the
yard to aid the landscaping proj
ect. A share-the-fare dinner will
be held at noon.
On Valentines Day members of
the club visited Elvin Cloake at
Charter Oaka to renew their friend
ships. Cloake had carried the mail
in Garden Valley for many years
until his retirement. Since his ill
ness he has been handicapped in
coming to visit his former route
patrons.
Festivities Atttndtd
S. R. Hunt was recently In Ash
land to attend the Dad's Weekend
festivities at the Southern Oregon
College. His son, Sylvanius, is a
freshman. He was accompanied to
iledford by his sons, Jim and Ike,
who visited relatives.
Hillye Whorton came home to vis
it her parents, Air. and Mrs. 0. B.
Whorton since they were unable
to participate in the Dad's Week
end activities at Ashland. Billyc
is a freshman at Southern Oregon
college.
, Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Bust and
family were in Langlnis to cele
brate (he birthday anniversaries of
her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Arthur
Strain.
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Schneider re
cently took their son to Eugene
on business.
ANANA
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Sunlrisi Lemons large Site .
Red Emperor Grapes
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SUGAR
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Fray Bentos
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Britain May Ask
Red China Seat
LONDON (AP) - Britain will
try to convince the Kennedy ad
ministration that world disarma
ment can be advanced if Commu
nist China is sealed in the United
Nations, it was learned authorita
tively. This will form a major RriUsh
argument when Prime Minilsr
Harold Macmillan and Foreign
Secretary Lord Home meet in
Washington curly in April with
President Kennedy and Secretary
of State Dean Husk.
The Soviet attitude when three
power nuclear test ban talks re
open in Clcncva March 21 is of
prime importance. If the Soviets
use delaying ladies there, the
whole British thesis would seem
to be undermined.
State Buildings
Plans Approved
SALEM (AP) Tentative pre
liminary approval of plans for 20
state institutional Inuldints which
would cost morn than $A million
was given Tuesday by in em lie is
of the Board of Control.
The board told architects to trv
to keep the plans within the pre
liminary estimates.
Biggest amount over the esti
mate was on a new building at
.Mid Columbia Hospital. The
Dalles, which would house 2.'3 pa
tients. The architect was advised to
prepare alternate plans so that
some of the cost might be re
duced. Money for the huildinss still has
to 1)0 obtained from Hie legislature.
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